Deeper than deep, wider than wide... Every beautiful song on this album shines like a diamond, refracting light into a spectrum consis...

Here we have a fantastic compilation of swamp blues from Louisiana.  The album comprises songs originally released on the Baton Rouge...

  This is a fascinating release from New York's late eighties East Side art scene, the last gasp before the gentrification.  Rebby S...

I first bought this album in '85 or '86 having read something in NME about Jeffrey Lee Pierce and his self-destructive ways.  I...

Raw, bluesy, swamp rock from Tav Falco's Panther Burns, kind of like the Cramps or the Gun Club, but with this weird Lynchian sensibil...

It's strange how elastic time has become, or maybe has always been. I've been posting here at Snap, Crackle and Pop for just over th...

This was a fantastic recent charity shop find. Bukka White was born in 1906 and recorded some 78s in the 1930s before spending a number o...

Slim Gaillard was a real oddball character from the classic age of American jazz, as anyone who ever saw the BBC's documentary, The Wor...

I was excited to find this in a fleamarket recently, mainly because I've been loving the Covay song that appears on this recent post . ...

What a treat! Here's a double album of rare Beefheart, outakes from 1966 and 1971, and a great Peel session from '67. Here's a ...

Its been a while since I posted the Staple Singers album, so I thought it was high time for a bit more blues. This great compilation came ...

Hello boys and grrls, got some lovely music for you today. Everybody's heard something by this famous musical family, probably some of ...